The translation management database helps me to manage my translation projects, create statistics on my productivity and drive invoicing. Numbers produced (combinations) I produce some or all of these combinations Axis Production words Production time Hourly rate (GBP) Hourly word rate...
The next creation is a follow-on from the management video with things I like in Todoist. Sections in Todoist Sections are a good thing. They are like the sections in Ayoa which are circles and subsets in the canvas. But now...
I finally got all my KPI onto one visual management board in Access. This is the completion of an old project where I had KPI all over the place in Excel and in Access, with a very complicated production mechanism between...
The link mindmaps and tasks in Ayoa enables you both to break down a subject into next actions or to build up a mind map from Evernotes. One of the interesting functions that I discovered, as part of my Evaluation of...
I think that the most important concept in GTD is next action. It is also the easiest, simplest of ideas to implement. If I want to achieve something what is the next thing, the next action? Not all the actions. Not...
To find purpose and direction in your life and your business is to know where you’re going. Managing is about knowing your intended destination. However, you may wonder whether you are heading in the hoped-for direction. To understand whether you are...
Use the Trello Kanban to implement the Eisenhower method and distinguish important and urgent tasks from non-important and non-urgent tasks. This classic Eisenhower diagram helps to sort important and urgent tasks from the less important less urgent ones. The grid is...
There are many project management methods available but the most important tool in your arsenal is the trusted system. I’ve looked at and used many different types of software starting with Toodledo, then Todoist, Droptask and now Trello, which is clearly...
Getting Things Done GTD is a fantastic framework for managing a business written and developed by David Allen. I use it selectively. I retain the bits that are of practical use to me, the parts that can be integrated into my...
